Commercial Vehicle Accidents
Commercial vehicle accidents include incidents involving buses, delivery vans, construction vehicles, and other vehicles used for business purposes.
Overview
Commercial vehicle accidents encompass a broad range of incidents beyond traditional trucking. Delivery vehicles, buses, construction equipment, and company-owned vehicles all fall under this category. These cases may involve employer liability, commercial insurance policies, and specialized regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a commercial vehicle?
Any vehicle used primarily for business purposes, including delivery vans, buses, taxis, construction vehicles, and company-owned cars used for work.
Is the employer responsible?
In many cases, yes. Employers can be held vicariously liable for accidents caused by employees acting within the scope of their employment.
What insurance typically covers commercial vehicles?
Commercial vehicle insurance policies generally carry higher coverage limits than personal auto policies, which may provide more compensation for injured parties.